LEGO is a beloved toy from childhood that brings back memories of laying on the ground while playing with a colorful masterpiece. It’s an excellent way to develop engineering and math skills in adults while also expressing their imagination.
Lego Ideas, a program operated by the toy maker allows fans to turn their ideas into Lego sets. Anyone can submit an idea and if it gets 10,000 votes from fellow Lego builders, the company may consider making it possible. Angus MacLane is an animator director, storyboard designer and storyboard artist at Pixar. He came up with a LEGO version of WALL-E from the dystopian movie. The set that was created is now available and is a fantastic replica of the adorable character.
Another impressive set that was brought to life through the Lego Ideas process is the massive mech from Voltron: Defender of the Universe. Built with advanced builders in mind, it’s loaded with awesome details, like the pilots’ movable arms, delta wings that can open and close and even a drooping nose.
Typically, sets only stay available for two to three years. They’re then replaced with a fresh version. However, this is different the design of brothers Marc and Nick Parsons based on the tree house from Back to the Future was so well-loved when it launched in 2022 that it’s entering its fourth year official source on the market with no sign of slowing down.
